Can I try SportsCardNetwork before I pay?

Yes. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with full access to everything, and you can cancel any time before it ends. Import your cards, run the scanner, list to your channels, and see your real numbers first.

How accurate is the AI card scanner?

Snap the front and back and the AI fills in the player, year, brand, set, card number, and parallel, then cross-references a catalog so the identification and title come out clean. You review and hit save.

Does SportsCardNetwork support graded slabs?

Yes. Look up any PSA, BGS, SGC, or CGC slab by its cert number and SCN pulls the card details, grade, and photo automatically. No retyping.

What channels can I sell on?

One master inventory syncs across eBay, Shopify, Square (for in-person shows), MySlabs, Walmart Marketplace, and your own SCN storefront. Sell a card anywhere and it updates everywhere, so you never sell the same card twice. More channels are on the way.

Are the fees and profit numbers real or estimated?

Real. We pull your actual transaction fees straight from the marketplace, including eBay's Finances API, so promoted-listing ad fees and shipping costs that estimate-based tools miss are all counted. Your P&L is the true number, not a guess.

Can I sell on my own website?

Yes. Every dealer gets a hosted storefront at your own handle plus a public collection share link, so buyers can browse and buy straight from you.

I sell a lot of cards, will it handle my volume?

Yes. Dealer ($59.99/mo) covers 10,000 cards with unlimited consignors and bulk listing, and Business ($299.99/mo) is unlimited with multi-user and API access. Plenty of dealers run thousands of cards through it.

Can I switch from a spreadsheet or another tool?

Usually under an hour. Connect your store and we import your full active catalog, titles, photos, item specifics, and pricing, in about 30 seconds. CSV import and bulk cert numbers cover the rest, and your customer list auto-builds from order history.

Can I cancel anytime?

Anytime, no contract. Upgrade when you outgrow it and cancel whenever. Your data stays yours.

What is a good alternative to Card Dealer Pro?

Card Dealer Pro is strong at fast bulk scanning and listing to eBay. If you also sell on other channels, run consignment, or want real accounting, an all-in-one dealer platform like SportsCardNetwork fits better because it lists across eBay, Shopify, Square, and MySlabs from one synced inventory and tracks profit after fees. CardLuma is another eBay-focused option, and Ludex is a good pick if you mainly want fast identification and pricing.

Is Card Dealer Pro only for eBay?

Card Dealer Pro is built around the scan-to-eBay workflow and is quick at it, and it can push to a few other destinations. Its focus is getting cards listed fast, more than being a full back office. If your operation runs across several marketplaces with consignment, grading tracking, and accounting, you will likely want a broader platform alongside or instead of it.

Card Dealer Pro vs SportsCardNetwork, what is the difference?

Both scan and list cards quickly. Card Dealer Pro is a focused scan-to-eBay listing tool. SportsCardNetwork is a full dealer platform: it lists to eBay, Shopify, Square, and MySlabs from one synced inventory, ends the other listings automatically when a card sells so you never double-sell, and tracks real profit after fees, with consignment, grading ROI, and a point of sale for shows, all on a flat monthly price with no cut of your sales.

Does SportsCardNetwork take a percentage of my sales?

No. SportsCardNetwork charges a flat monthly price no matter how much you sell, so scaling up does not raise your software bill. Always compare a flat fee against any platform that keeps a percentage of your sales, because at volume the percentage can become your largest software cost.

Can I move from Card Dealer Pro without re-entering everything?

Yes. You can add inventory by scanning, by entering graded cert numbers in bulk, or by importing a CSV export. SportsCardNetwork supports all three, so you can bring an existing catalog over without keying in every card by hand.

Card Dealer Pro Alternatives (2026): What Fits Beyond Scan-to-eBay

Last updated: September 24, 2026

Card Dealer Pro is good at one thing and does it fast: scan cards in bulk and get them listed on eBay. If you are looking for an alternative, it is usually because your business has grown past that one lane. You are selling on more than eBay, taking consignment, or you need real numbers at tax time. Here is an honest look at the options and who each one fits.

Where Card Dealer Pro is the right tool

Give it credit: for a high-volume eBay seller who mainly wants to blast raw cards up quickly, Card Dealer Pro (now part of CollX) is fast and focused. Feed cards through, get them identified and listed, move on. If eBay is your only channel and speed of listing is the whole job, it does that job well.

The reason dealers look for an alternative is not that Card Dealer Pro is bad at listing. It is that a growing operation needs the parts a listing tool does not focus on: selling across several channels at once, keeping inventory in sync so a card that sells in one place comes down everywhere, running consignment cleanly, and knowing real profit after eBay and shipping fees.

What to compare once you outgrow scan-to-eBay

Channels: can you list to eBay, Shopify, Square, and graded marketplaces from one place, or are you locked to eBay?
Inventory sync: when a card sells on one channel, does it automatically come off the others so you never double-sell?
Accounting: real profit after fees, cost basis, and clean numbers for taxes, not just a list of what you posted.
Consignment and shows: tracking consignor splits and payouts, and a point of sale for selling in person.
Pricing model: a flat monthly fee versus a cut of every sale. At volume that difference is large.

CardLuma

CardLuma is another eBay-first listing tool, focused on clean card identification, item specifics, sold comps, and relisting, with some Shopify and Whatnot support. If eBay is still your center of gravity but you want tidier listings, it is a reasonable option. Like Card Dealer Pro, it is more of a listing tool than a full back office.

Best for: eBay-first sellers who want cleaner listings and comp data.

Ludex

Ludex is a fast scanning app with strong single-card identification across sports and TCG, plus pricing. It shines at the identify-and-value step on a phone. It is a scanning and pricing app first, so you would still add tools around it for full selling infrastructure.

Best for: quick identification and pricing, mostly on mobile.

SportsCardNetwork

SportsCardNetwork is the all-in-one path on a flat monthly price. You scan a card, it identifies it and pulls live sold comps, and you list it to eBay, Shopify, Square, and MySlabs from one synced inventory. When it sells on any channel, it comes off the others automatically so you never double-sell, and the sale is recorded with real profit after fees. On top of that it handles consignment with splits and payouts, grading submission tracking and ROI, a built-in storefront, and a point of sale for card shows. The pricing is flat, so it never takes a cut of your sales. There is a free plan to start.

Where SCN is not the pick: if all you want is to fire raw cards onto eBay as fast as possible and nothing else, a focused scan-to-eBay tool is leaner. SCN earns its keep when you sell across channels and want your books handled.

Best for: dealers who want scanning, multi-channel listing, and full accounting in one flat-priced tool.

MORE THAN SCAN-TO-EBAY

Scan, list everywhere, and keep the books

SportsCardNetwork scans and prices your cards, lists them across eBay, Shopify, Square, and MySlabs from one synced inventory, and tracks your real profit after fees, with consignment and a point of sale for shows. Flat monthly price, no cut of your sales. Free plan to start.

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How to pick in one minute

eBay only, want the fastest bulk listing: Card Dealer Pro or CardLuma fit.
Mostly want fast identification and pricing: Ludex is strong.
Sell across channels and want consignment, shows, and real accounting: you need a full platform. Compare a flat-fee tool like SportsCardNetwork against any take-rate option and do the math on your monthly sales.

The honest summary: Card Dealer Pro is a fine tool for the job it is built for, fast scan-to-eBay. The reason to move is not a flaw in it, it is that selling for a living across channels needs listing, sync, consignment, and accounting a single-channel listing tool is not trying to be. Match the tool to the business you actually run.